Stockfish

http://olympuschess.com/egtb/sbases/sbases345.tar.bz2 new tablebase 906 mb

ou have to unpack them Two times when all files are open!
Thank you Ronald de Man for these Tablebases!
i have put them in for example-> C:\RTB
And then use this/your path in your Stockfish engine settings..
Save them..and play games..

this stockfish still needs to improve more on short time control. score suddenly drop when few seconds remaining on game even on drawish endgame then leads to most of its losing. This is still same situation after months of many versions.

Stockfish (01-06-2013)

Windows x64 for modern computers sse4.2
Windows x64 for modern computers
Windows x64
Windows 32
Linux x64 for modern computers sse4.2
Linux x64 for modern computers
Linux x64

changelog:
https://github.com/mcostalba/Stockfish/commits/master

http://www.open-chess.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2322&start=40#p18835

Stockfish 3 PA_GTB
Postby Jeremy Bernstein » Wed Jun 05, 2013 4:03 pm

v005 is here!

New features:
- Persistent Hash implementation (see included file "About Persistent Hash.txt" for more information)
- non-main threads can publish their currmovenumber
- 3x repetition is checked all the time
- update to the tip of the Stockfish upstream master branch

Thanks to my diligent and dedicated testers for the great work on getting the Persistent Hash feature working usefully and reliably.

Jeremy

stockfish-3-PA_GTB-005.7z

Thanks

[pgn][Event "h4 s and h4 Test , Blitz 5m+1s"]
[Site "ROBERT-PC"]
[Date "2013.06.07"]
[Round "13"]
[White "Houdini 3 Pro x64 1337"]
[Black "Stockfish PA_GTB 050613 64 SS"]
[Result "1/2-1/2"]
[ECO "D05"]
[WhiteElo "3200"]
[BlackElo "3200"]
[Annotator "-0.48;1.44"]
[PlyCount "391"]
[TimeControl "300+1"]

{AMD Phenom(tm) II X6 1090T Processor 3817 MHz W=26.1 plies; 13,284kN/s; 196,
395 TBAs; The con 1.ctg B=53.4 plies; 5,537kN/s; 404,039 TBAs; Dog eat dog.ctg}
1. d4 {B 0} Nf6 {B 0} 2. Nf3 {B 0} d5 {B 0} 3. e3 {B 0} e6 {B 0} 4.
Bd3 {B 0} c5 {B 0} 5. b3 {B 0} Nc6 {B 0} 6. Bb2 {B 0} Be7 {B 0} 7. Nbd2 {B 0}
O-O {B 0} 8. Ne5 {B 0} Nxe5 {B 0} 9. dxe5 {B 0} Nd7 {B 0} 10. f4 {B 0} f6 {B 0}
11. Nf3 {B 0} fxe5 {B 0} 12. Nxe5 {B 0} Nxe5 {B 0} 13. Bxe5 {B 0} Bf6 {B 0} 14.
O-O {B 0} b6 {B 0} 15. g4 {B 0} Bb7 {B 0} 16. g5 {B 0 Both last book move} Bxe5
{1.44/26 9} 17. Bxh7+ {-0.48/10 0} Kf7 {1.54/28 11 (Kxh7)} 18. fxe5+ {0.95/21 7
} Ke7 {1.24/29 5} 19. Rxf8 {1.11/23 9} Qxf8 {1.35/29 24} 20. Qg4 {1.04/22 0}
Qb8 {1.35/28 9} 21. Qf4 {1.05/24 5} Qf8 {1.35/30 7} 22. Rf1 {1.28/25 5 (Qg4)}
Qxf4 {1.80/27 7} 23. Rxf4 {1.21/23 0} Bc6 {2.26/30 19} 24. Bg6 {1.46/25 7} Rf8
{2.34/31 7 (Be8)} 25. Rxf8 {1.80/23 8} Kxf8 {2.37/32 6} 26. h4 {1.68/22 0} Kg8
{2.41/34 6 (a5)} 27. h5 {1.61/27 6 (Kf2)} c4 {2.38/35 7 (a5)} 28. Kf2 {1.71/26
12} Bb5 {2.41/34 13 (a5)} 29. Ke1 {1.83/26 6 (Kf3)} a5 {2.47/29 6} 30. Kd2 {2.
00/25 9 (Kf2)} Ba6 {2.57/32 6 (cxb3)} 31. h6 {2.19/25 5 (Be8)} Kh8 {3.07/31 10}
32. h7 {2.21/26 6 (Kc3)} cxb3 {3.07/40 6 (Bb5)} 33. cxb3 {2.27/28 6} Bb5 {3.07/
40 15} 34. Kc3 {2.59/26 6 (Bc2)} Be2 {3.78/35 8} 35. a3 {3.08/24 5 (b4)} Bd1 {
5.66/37 15 (Bf1)} 36. b4 {3.98/25 8} a4 {5.66/44 6 (axb4+)} 37. Bd3 {4.56/24 4
(Kd4)} Bf3 {6.83/33 5 (Bb3)} 38. Kd4 {4.48/23 1} Bd1 {10.26/33 8 (Bg2)} 39. g6
{4.77/22 1} Bh5 {14.30/38 41} 40. Kc3 {5.03/21 1} Bd1 {15.18/30 6 (Bf3)} 41.
Bb5 {5.69/20 2} d4+ {15.18/38 4 (Bb3)} 42. exd4 {5.78/19 0} Bb3 {15.18/40 4}
43. Bd7 {5.78/18 0 (Kd2)} Bc4 {15.18/39 3} 44. Bxa4 {5.78/17 0 (Kd2)} b5 {22.
50/41 18} 45. Bc2 {5.78/16 0} Ba2 {22.50/44 3 (Bd5)} 46. Bd3 {6.66/15 0} Bd5 {
22.50/46 3} 47. Bxb5 {7.42/14 0} Bc4 {22.50/47 12 (Bb7)} 48. Bd7 {10.45/13 0}
Bb5 {22.50/48 1 (Bd3)} 49. Bxe6 {10.71/12 0} Bc6 {22.50/51 2 (Bd3)} 50. Bf7 {
10.71/11 0} Bb5 {22.50/56 3 (Bd7)} 51. e6 {10.90/10 0 (d5)} Bc6 {19.26/49 6
(Bd7)} 52. e7 {10.90/9 0} Ba4 {19.26/54 2 (Bb5)} 53. d5 {11.01/9 0 (Be6)} Bb5 {
19.26/52 3 (Bd7)} 54. d6 {11.02/25 4} Bd7 {19.26/52 3} 55. Kd4 {11.01/26 6
(Bd5)} Bc6 {19.26/51 2} 56. Ke5 {10.94/25 4 (Be6)} Ba4 {19.26/53 2 (Bb5)} 57.
Bd5 {10.98/26 5 (Ke4)} Bd7 {19.26/50 3} 58. Bf3 {11.03/26 6 (Bc4)} Bb5 {19.26/
47 2} 59. Ke6 {10.98/25 5 (Bg4)} Bd7+ {19.26/51 3 (Bc4+)} 60. Kf7 {11.00/30 4
(Ke5)} Ba4 {19.26/50 2 (Be8+)} 61. Bg4 {11.04/27 4 (Be2)} Bb5 {19.26/50 2
(Be8+)} 62. Kf8 {11.02/26 5 (Be2)} Ba4 {19.26/53 2 (Be8)} 63. Bh3 {11.16/27 4
(Kf7)} Bb5 {19.26/55 3 (Be8)} 64. Bf1 {11.09/27 4 (Bg4)} Ba4 {19.26/55 2 (Be8)}
65. Ba6 {11.01/28 4 (Bh3)} Bb5 {19.26/51 2 (Be8)} 66. Bb7 {11.04/28 4 (Bc8)}
Bc6 {19.26/53 1} 67. Ba8 {11.04/26 0} Bd7 {19.26/56 2} 68. Bf3 {10.95/27 4
(Bg2)} Ba4 {19.26/56 2 (Be8)} 69. Bg4 {9.80/28 23} Bc6 {19.26/56 1 (Be8)} 70.
Be6 {9.97/26 7 (Kf7)} Ba4 {19.26/56 2} 71. Bc4 {9.80/26 8 (Bg4)} Bc6 {19.26/53
2 (Be8)} 72. Bd3 {9.80/27 4 (Be6)} Ba4 {19.26/56 1 (Be8)} 73. Bc2 {9.72/27 3
(Bf1)} Bb5 {19.26/50 1 (Be8)} 74. Bf5 {9.80/29 4 (Kf7)} Ba4 {19.26/53 1 (Bd7)}
75. Bd3 {9.80/28 4 (Bc2)} Bc6 {19.26/56 2} 76. Be4 {9.88/29 3 (Bf5)} Bb5 {19.
26/57 2 (Be8)} 77. Bd5 {9.70/29 8 (Bf5)} Ba4 {19.26/58 1 (Bd7)} 78. Be6 {9.87/
27 4 (Bh1)} Bc6 {19.26/58 2 (Bd7)} 79. Bb3 {9.70/29 3 (Bf5)} Bd7 {19.26/56 2
(Ba4)} 80. Ba2 {9.74/29 3 (Bc4)} Ba4 {19.26/57 1 (Bb5)} 81. Bb1 {9.80/29 3
(Bc4)} Bb5 {19.26/59 2 (Be8)} 82. Be4 {9.78/29 4 (Bf5)} Ba4 {19.26/61 2 (Bd7)}
83. Bf5 {9.74/28 3 (Bb1)} Bc6 {19.26/57 1} 84. a4 {9.71/29 5 (Be4)} Bxa4 {18.
56/48 0} 85. Be6 {9.73/29 4 (Bd3)} Bb5 {18.56/55 1 (Be8)} 86. Bh3 {9.74/29 4
(Bg4)} Ba4 {18.56/60 1 (Be8)} 87. Bg4 {9.71/28 4 (Be6)} Bc6 {18.56/60 1 (Be8)}
88. Bd1 {9.78/29 5 (Be2)} Bb5 {18.56/60 1 (Be8)} 89. Bb3 {9.71/29 3 (Bc2)} Bc6
{18.56/63 1 (Be8)} 90. Bg8 {9.69/29 5 (Bd1)} Ba4 {18.56/65 1 (Be8)} 91. Ba2 {
9.75/31 6 (Be6)} Bb5 {18.56/67 1 (Be8)} 92. Bb1 {9.71/30 4 (Bb3)} Ba4 {18.56/
66 1 (Be8)} 93. Be4 {9.52/30 3 (Bd3)} Bb5 {18.56/63 1 (Be8)} 94. Kf7 {9.70/29
2 (Bf3)} Bc4+ {18.56/48 2 (Be8+)} 95. Ke8 {9.69/28 0 (Kf8)} Bf1 {18.74/44 1
(Bb5+)} 96. Bd5 {9.68/28 2 (Kd7)} Bd3 {18.74/47 1 (Bb5+)} 97. Kf8 {9.46/27 8
(Kd8)} Bb5 {18.56/58 0} 98. Be6 {8.98/28 13} Bc6 {18.56/62 1 (Be8)} 99. Bg4 {
8.68/27 3} Ba4 {18.56/66 1 (Be8)} 100. Bh3 {9.67/26 3} Bb5 {18.56/66 1} 101.
Bf1 {8.78/28 10 (Bg4)} Ba4 {18.56/63 1 (Bd7)} 102. Bg2 {8.43/24 2 (Be2)} Bb5 {
18.56/63 1 (Bd7)} 103. Kf7 {8.44/26 3 (Bf1)} Be8+ {18.56/61 1 (Bd7)} 104. Ke6 {
8.44/23 1 (Kf8)} Ba4 {18.74/48 1 (Bd7+)} 105. Bf3 {8.59/25 2 (Kd5)} Bd7+ {18.
74/52 1 (Be8)} 106. Kf7 {8.46/28 2 (Ke5)} Bb5 {18.74/53 1 (Be8+)} 107. Bb7 {8.
43/27 2 (Ke6)} Bc4+ {18.74/49 1 (Be8+)} 108. Kf8 {8.59/30 2 (Ke8)} Bb5 {18.74/
53 1} 109. Bh1 {8.63/29 2 (Kf7)} Bc6 {18.56/60 1 (Be8)} 110. b5 {8.43/28 2
(Be4)} Bxb5 {17.13/44 0} 111. Bd5 {8.42/30 2 (Be4)} Ba4 {17.13/49 1 (Be8)} 112.
Bf3 {8.38/30 3 (Ba2)} Bc6 {17.13/55 1 (Be8)} 113. Be4 {8.43/30 2} Ba4 {17.13/
60 1} 114. Bb7 {8.46/30 2 (Bf5)} Bc6 {17.13/62 1} 115. Ba8 {8.46/28 0} Ba4 {17.
13/65 1 (Bb5)} 116. Kf7 {8.35/30 2 (Bf3)} Bb3+ {17.13/64 2 (Be8+)} 117. Ke8 {
8.41/29 1 (Kf8)} Bd1 {17.13/58 1 (Ba4+)} 118. Bg2 {8.34/30 2 (Be4)} Bc2 {17.13/
53 1 (Ba4+)} 119. Kd8 {8.35/30 2 (Kf7)} Ba4 {17.33/45 0} 120. Kc7 {8.37/30 8
(Ba8)} Bb5 {17.33/53 1 (Be8)} 121. Kb6 {8.40/29 2 (Kd8)} Be8 {17.33/55 1 (Bd7)}
122. Kc5 {8.40/27 1 (Kc7)} Bd7 {17.33/55 1 (Bb5)} 123. Bh3 {8.25/27 1 (Kb6)}
Be8 {17.33/59 2 (Bb5)} 124. Be6 {8.03/27 2 (Bg2)} Bc6 {17.33/51 1 (Bb5)} 125.
Bc4 {8.18/27 2 (Kb6)} Be8 {17.33/56 1} 126. Bd5 {8.03/27 3 (Be6)} Bd7 {17.33/
60 1} 127. Kb6 {8.20/24 2 (Bb3)} Ba4 {17.33/59 1 (Bb5)} 128. Kc7 {7.65/25 7
(Bg2)} Be8 {17.33/62 1} 129. Kd8 {6.78/26 4 (Bg2)} Ba4 {17.33/61 1 (Bd7)} 130.
Be4 {6.32/25 1 (Bb3)} Bb5 {17.33/64 1 (Be8)} 131. Bd3 {6.51/24 1 (Bd5)} Ba4 {
17.33/66 1 (Bd7)} 132. Be2 {5.62/25 4 (Be4)} Bc6 {17.33/63 1 (Bd7)} 133. Bc4 {
5.83/23 2 (Bf3)} Ba4 {17.33/66 1 (Be8)} 134. Bb3 {5.26/24 1 (Be2)} Bb5 {17.33/
67 3 (Bc6)} 135. Bc2 {5.16/24 1 (Bd5)} Bc6 {17.33/66 1 (Ba4)} 136. Bd1 {4.95/
25 2 (Be4)} Bb5 {17.33/67 1 (Be8)} 137. Bg4 {5.07/24 1 (Bc2)} Ba4 {17.33/68 1
(Bd7)} 138. Bf3 {4.83/26 1 (Be2)} Bb5 {17.33/68 1 (Bd7)} 139. Be4 {4.87/26 1
(Bg2)} Ba4 {17.33/71 1 (Be8)} 140. Bf5 {4.88/24 1 (Bf3)} Bb5 {17.33/72 1} 141.
Be6 {4.77/24 1 (Bc2)} Ba4 {17.33/71 1 (Bc6)} 142. Bd5 {4.76/26 1 (Bb3)} Bb5 {
17.33/69 1} 143. Bf3 {4.76/26 1 (Kc7)} Ba4 {17.33/72 1 (Be8)} 144. Bh5 {4.98/
29 1 (Bd5)} Bc6 {17.33/67 1 (Bd7)} 145. Kc7 {5.13/25 2 (Bd1)} Ba4 {17.33/70 1
(Bd7)} 146. Bf3 {4.94/27 1 (Kd8)} Bb5 {17.33/73 1 (Bd7)} 147. Bg2 {4.95/25 1
(Bd5)} Be8 {17.33/75 1 (Bc6)} 148. d7 {4.89/27 1 (Bd5)} Bxd7 {10.78/45 1} 149.
Bb7 {4.84/27 1 (Bd5)} Bb5 {10.78/56 3 (Bc6)} 150. Bd5 {4.81/27 1 (Kd8)} Ba4 {
10.78/51 1 (Be8)} 151. Kd6 {5.02/26 1 (Bg8)} Be8 {10.78/46 1} 152. Ke6 {4.91/
26 1 (Kc7)} Bb5 {10.78/48 1 (Bc6)} 153. Kf7 {5.29/28 1 (Kd6)} Bc6 {10.78/45 0
(Be8+)} 154. Bc4 {5.29/30 1 (Bf3)} Bd5+ {10.78/48 1 (Be8+)} 155. Kf8 {5.14/29 1
} Bc6 {10.78/51 1} 156. Bd5 {5.02/32 1} Ba4 {10.78/52 1 (Bd7)} 157. Bf7 {5.01/
32 1 (Bh1)} Bb5 {10.78/53 1 (Be8)} 158. Bb3 {4.89/34 2 (Bd5)} Bc6 {10.78/55 1
(Be8)} 159. Bc4 {4.85/33 1 (Bd5)} Ba4 {10.78/56 1 (Be8)} 160. Bd5 {4.91/31 2
(Bf7)} Bb5 {10.78/53 1 (Bc6)} 161. Ba2 {4.37/31 1 (Kf7)} Bd7 {10.78/64 1 (Be8)}
162. Be6 {4.27/32 2 (Bb3)} Ba4 {10.78/64 1 (Be8)} 163. Bg4 {5.48/30 3 (Bf7)}
Bb5 {10.78/71 1 (Be8)} 164. Kf7 {4.38/26 2 (Be6)} Be8+ {10.78/59 1} 165. Ke6 {
4.38/24 0 (Kf8)} Bb5 {10.78/49 1 (Bd7+)} 166. Bd1 {4.39/25 1 (Bf3)} Bc4+ {10.
78/49 1 (Be8)} 167. Ke5 {4.17/24 2 (Kd6)} Bb5 {10.78/52 0} 168. Bf3 {4.01/24 2
(Ke6)} Be8 {10.78/51 1} 169. Kd6 {3.74/26 1} Ba4 {10.78/51 1} 170. Be4 {3.86/
24 1 (Bd5)} Bb5 {10.78/56 1} 171. Ke6 {3.09/27 2 (Bd5)} Be8 {10.78/55 1 (Bc4+)}
172. Bc2 {3.26/25 1 (Kd6)} Bb5 {10.78/58 2 (Bd7+)} 173. Kd6 {2.95/27 1 (Be4)}
Be8 {10.78/58 1} 174. Kc7 {2.88/25 1 (Be4)} Bb5 {10.78/62 1 (Ba4)} 175. Kd8 {
2.53/25 1 (Kd6)} Bc6 {10.78/57 1 (Be8)} 176. Bb3 {2.22/27 1 (Be4)} Bb5 {10.78/
49 1 (Be8)} 177. Bf7 {2.32/24 1 (Bc2)} Ba4 {10.78/55 1 (Bc6)} 178. Bd5 {2.26/
24 1} Bb5 {10.78/56 1 (Bc6)} 179. Bg8 {2.10/23 1 (Bf3)} Bc6 {10.78/56 1} 180.
Ba2 {1.94/28 1 (Bb3)} Ba4 {10.78/59 1 (Bb5)} 181. Kc7 {1.88/28 1 (Bd5)} Bb5 {
10.78/60 1} 182. Bc4 {1.94/29 1 (Kd8)} Be8 {10.78/64 1 (Bc6)} 183. Kd8 {1.79/
28 1 (Bd5)} Ba4 {10.78/50 1 (Bd7)} 184. Bd3 {0.03/31 1 (Bd5)} Bc6 {10.78/65 1}
185. Kc7 {1.71/28 1 (Be4)} Ba4 {10.78/68 1} 186. Be4 {-0.01/28 2 (Kd8)} Be8 {
10.78/64 1 (Bd7)} 187. Bf3 {1.74/25 1 (Kd6)} Ba4 {10.78/67 1 (Bc6)} 188. Bd5 {
-0.01/25 1 (Be4)} Bb5 {10.78/69 1 (Be8)} 189. Bf7 {-0.01/24 1 (Kd8)} Ba4 {10.
78/64 3 (Bc6)} 190. Kd8 {-0.01/32 1 (Bg8)} Bb5 {10.78/69 1 (Be8)} 191. Bb3 {-0.
01/29 1 (Bd5)} Bc6 {10.78/62 1} 192. e8=Q+ {-0.01/33 1 (Bd5)} Bxe8 {0.00/12 0}
193. Bf7 {-0.01/35 1} Bc6 {0.00/52 1 (Bd7)} 194. Ke7 {-0.01/37 1 (Bc4)} Be4 {
0.00/60 1} 195. Kf8 {-0.01/39 1 (Bc4)} Bxg6 {0.00/95 1} 196. Bxg6 {0.00/99 1
Draw accepted} 1/2-1/2

[/pgn]

This was a great game... Stockfish took Houdini down to a draw from move 63. Bh3 {11.16/27.... @ 11.16 you would think Houdini would have won.. this must be the biggest take down yet.

WoW :D

is there an option to save the game as pgn without playing it move by move in my gui ,I find it very interesting endings ?

I noticed one game like this on my db from playchess

[pgn][Event "Rated game, 5 min"]
[Site "Engine Room"]
[Date "2013.04.05"]
[Round "?"]
[White "CHesSDroNE, Houdini 3 Pro x64 C"]
[Black " X , Houdini 3 Pro x64"]
[Result "1/2-1/2"]
[ECO "B90"]
[WhiteElo "2570"]
[BlackElo "2585"]
[PlyCount "139"]
[EventDate "2013.04.05"]
[TimeControl "300"]

{Houdini 3 Pro x64 (6 cores): 20.9 plies; 17 126kN/s Intel(R) Core(TM)
i7-3930K CPU @ 3.20GHz 3199MHz, Noname.ctg, 512 MB} 1. e4 {B 0} c5 {B 0} 2. Nf3
{B 0} d6 {B 0} 3. d4 {B 0} cxd4 {B 0} 4. Nxd4 {B 0} Nf6 {B 0} 5. Nc3 {B 0} a6 {
B 0} 6. Be3 {B 0} e5 {B 0} 7. Nb3 {B 0} Be6 {B 0} 8. h3 {B 0} Be7 {0.02/23 33}
9. f4 {B 0 (Df3)} exf4 {0.08/20 6} 10. Bxf4 {B 0} O-O {0.08/21 5} 11. Qf3 {B 0
(De2)} Nc6 {0.15/21 5} 12. O-O-O {B 0} Qc7 {0.13/20 6} 13. g4 {B 0} Ne5 {0.23/
21 35} 14. Qg2 {B 0} b5 {0.15/22 8} 15. g5 {B 0} Nfd7 {0.15/22 13} 16. Nd5 {B 0
} Bxd5 {0.26/22 17} 17. exd5 {B 0} Ng6 {0.25/20 4} 18. Bd2 {B 0 (Ae3)} Rac8 {
0.34/20 5} 19. Nd4 {B 0} Rfe8 {0.29/21 7} 20. Kb1 {0.53/19 9} Qc5 {0.58/21 17
(Nge5)} 21. Bc1 {0.74/20 10} Bd8 {0.72/20 12 (Nb6)} 22. h4 {0.86/18 0} Nge5 {
0.74/20 19 (Ne7)} 23. h5 {1.29/17 7 (Th3)} Be7 {0.87/18 3 (b4)} 24. g6 {2.70/
18 8 (Th3)} Rf8 {2.65/17 6 (hxg6)} 25. Be3 {2.81/19 7 (h6)} Bf6 {2.60/18 2} 26.
gxh7+ {3.05/18 25} Kh8 {3.08/22 0} 27. Rg1 {3.32/21 5} Qb6 {3.24/17 0 (Qc7)}
28. Nf5 {4.09/19 6 (c3)} Qc7 {3.04/17 2} 29. Nxg7 {3.78/21 5 (c3)} Ng4 {3.75/
17 4} 30. Nf5 {3.83/20 0} Nxe3 {3.97/19 3} 31. Nxe3 {4.30/17 0} Nc5 {3.99/19 5
(Bxb2)} 32. Nf5 {5.35/17 5 (Ad3)} Na4 {4.21/18 4 (Qd7)} 33. h6 {5.53/16 1} Bg5
{5.59/17 0} 34. Nxd6 {5.63/16 0} Qxd6 {6.80/19 7} 35. Qxg5 {7.03/20 0} Qg6 {6.
63/20 0} 36. Qe5+ {7.13/21 5} f6 {7.26/22 7} 37. Rxg6 {7.13/22 0} fxe5 {6.65/
21 0} 38. Rxa6 {6.04/19 1} Rb8 {6.20/21 2 (Nc5)} 39. Re6 {6.22/20 2} Nb6 {6.22/
20 0} 40. d6 {6.20/19 1} Nd7 {6.87/22 9} 41. Re7 {6.99/23 4} Nf6 {7.11/22 1}
42. Rxe5 {7.18/21 1} b4 {7.14/20 0} 43. Be2 {7.31/22 4} Nd7 {7.18/23 0 (Rfd8)}
44. Re7 {8.29/24 15} Rfd8 {7.98/26 0} 45. Bc4 {8.91/22 2 (Af3)} Nf8 {9.55/21 4}
46. Bd3 {9.09/23 0 (d7)} Nd7 {8.65/20 1} 47. Bf5 {9.05/22 0} Nf6 {9.53/22 7}
48. Rf7 {9.74/23 0 (d7)} Rf8 {9.20/19 2} 49. d7 {10.06/21 0} Nxd7 {10.17/19 1}
50. Rdxd7 {10.07/20 0} Rfe8 {9.71/21 1} 51. Kc1 {10.11/20 6} b3 {10.07/22 0}
52. cxb3 {9.93/18 0 (axb3)} Rb5 {8.58/16 1 (Re1+)} 53. Rd3 {10.18/18 2 (Ae6)}
Rbe5 {9.47/16 1 (Rb6)} 54. b4 {10.60/16 0} Re2 {9.53/18 2 (Rb8)} 55. Rg7 {10.
90/18 1 (a4)} Rc8+ {4.13/15 0 (Rc2+)} 56. Bxc8 {10.07/16 0 (Rd1)} Rc2+ {6.69/
21 1} 57. Kd1 {-0.05/29 2} Rd2+ {0.04/29 0} 58. Ke1 {0.12/39 10} Re2+ {1.49/33
0} 59. Kf1 {-0.05/31 4} Rf2+ {4.33/30 2} 60. Kg1 {-0.05/42 12} Rf1+ {0.48/35 0}
61. Kh2 {-0.05/44 3} Rh1+ {1.49/32 1} 62. Kg3 {-0.05/27 2} Rg1+ {0.04/28 1
(Rh3+)} 63. Kf4 {-0.05/37 3} Rf1+ {0.04/34 0} 64. Rf3 {0.38/30 2} Rxf3+ {0.04/
34 0} 65. Kg5 {0.13/32 3} Rg3+ {1.40/31 2} 66. Kf6 {-0.03/35 3} Rf3+ {0.02/30 1
} 67. Bf5 {0.96/27 2 (Re7)} Rxf5+ {0.02/29 0} 68. Kg6 {-0.03/37 3 (Re7)} Rf6+ {
0.00/32 1} 69. Kh5 {-0.03/37 2 (Rg5)} Rxh6+ {0.00/32 0} 70. Kxh6 {-0.02/36 0
(Lag: Av=0.21s, max=0.9s)} 1/2-1/2

[/pgn]

watch moves around 40-60. Is +10 down to 0

Fauzi wrote:

is there an option to save the game as pgn without playing it move by move in my gui ,I find it very interesting endings ?

Yes, just select all moves from 1 to the score and copy / past into chessboard

Stockfish (13-06-2013)

Windows x64 for modern computers + sse4.2
Windows x64 for modern computers
Windows x64
Windows 32
Linux x64 for modern computers + sse4.2
Linux x64 for modern computers
Linux x64

changelog:
https://github.com/mcostalba/Stockfish/commits/master

Stockfish 13-06-2013 64bit Gauntlet
https://www.chess2u.com/t7142-stockfish-under-microscope#43716

Vladimir wrote:

Stockfish 13-06-2013 64bit Gauntlet

Stockfish 13-06-2013 64bit - Stockfish 3 JA 64bit		131.0	-	119.0		52.40%
Stockfish 13-06-2013 64bit - Houdini 3 Pro x64		90.0	-	160.0		36.00%
Stockfish 13-06-2013 64bit - Strelka 5.5 x64		116.5	-	133.5		46.60%
Stockfish 13-06-2013 64bit - Critter 1.6a 64-bit		115.5	-	134.5		46.20%
Stockfish 13-06-2013 64bit - Komodo CCT 64-bit		115.0	-	135.0		46.00%
		568.0	-	682.0		45.44%

1250 out of 1250 games played
Level: 3 Minutes/Game

PGN: http://www.fileswap.com/dl/9jtrsopNE3/Stockfish_13-06-2013_64bit_Gauntlet.rar.html

Code:

   Program                          Elo    +   -   Games   Score   Av.Op.  Draws

    Stockfish 13-06-2013 64bit     : 3211   14  14  1250    45.4 %   3242   48.2 %
    Stockfish 3 JA 64bit           : 3190   10  10  2050    45.0 %   3225   52.1 %

https://www.chess2u.com/t6886-war-engines-rating-list-updated#43893

https://www.chess2u.com/t7142-stockfish-under-microscope#43894

Stockfish (30-06-2013)

 Windows x64 for modern computers + sse4.2
Windows x64 for modern computers
Windows x64
Windows 32
Linux x64 for modern computers + sse4.2
Linux x64 for modern computers
Linux x64

changelog:
https://github.com/mcostalba/Stockfish/commits/master

Stockfish 3 PA GTB 006

- Persistent Hash:
- reduced record size
- rewritten to use new database format (Kyoto Cabinet), with automatic translation from old format (QDBM)
- added new "importepd" feature, see below
- added new "Use Persistent Hash As Book Depth" UCI option
- pruning the PH file creates/appends to a "stockfish_pruned.hsh" backup of the discarded records
- "general improvements"
- further 3x repetition checking improvements
- update to the tip of the Stockfish upstream master branch

http://www.open-chess.org/viewtopic.php?p=18940 # p18940

Jack Sparrow wrote:

Stockfish 3 PA GTB 006

- Persistent Hash:
- reduced record size
- rewritten to use new database format (Kyoto Cabinet), with automatic translation from old format (QDBM)
- added new "importepd" feature, see below
- added new "Use Persistent Hash As Book Depth" UCI option
- pruning the PH file creates/appends to a "stockfish_pruned.hsh" backup of the discarded records
- "general improvements"
- further 3x repetition checking improvements
- update to the tip of the Stockfish upstream master branch

thanks

Stockfish (19-07-2013)

Windows x64 for modern computers + sse4.2
Windows x64 for modern computers
Windows x64
Windows 32
Linux x64 for modern computers + sse4.2
Linux x64 for modern computers
Linux x64

changelog:
https://github.com/mcostalba/Stockfish/commits/master

Stockfish (21-07-2013)

Windows x64 for modern computers + sse4.2
Windows x64 for modern computers
Windows x64
Windows 32
Linux x64 for modern computers + sse4.2
Linux x64 for modern computers
Linux x64

changelog:
https://github.com/mcostalba/Stockfish/commits/master

muchas versiones pero ninguna vale la pena , no hay siquiera 1 elo de aumento

gustavogym wrote:

muchas versiones pero ninguna vale la pena , no hay siquiera 1 elo de aumento

In English:
many versions but none is worth, there is not even one elo increase

Take a look here:
https://www.chess2u.com/t6886-war-engines-rating-list-updated#44650

IS only mark as "bad"! (I trust NI

Last edited by Kajordzak on Sun Oct 20, 2013 6:20 am; edited 1 time in total

Kajordzak wrote:

Why my NIS still remove new DEV Stockifish versions ?

NIS still take as the reason "not use by N. community" and no more ?! It is not a rule, other files not known too NIS only mark as "bad"! (I trust NIS!)

So that we can understand you, what do you mean by NIS?

I think you talked about the Antivirus. Obviously a side of terror, the other trust. it strengthens the links between the ruler and the ruled.